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EnglishThis paper tries to analyse the facts that way affect the evolution of Direct Foreing Investments in Developing Countries. Differences in the Economic aspects between Latin America and South East Asian Countries are presented and several Econometric Models are analysed.
As a result of the above analysis, the anthor offers some political preasures to be applied in these countries.
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Foreign direct investment : a comparative analysis of the determinants in Latin America and Southeast Asia
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Alfonso García Mora Resumen:
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THE WORLD TRADE ORGANIZATION. BACKGROUND, STATUS AND PROSPECTS
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4 - 2001 Autores:
María Isabel Heredero Resumen:
The multilateral trade system established at the end of 1947 by the General Agreement of Tariffs and Trade (GATT) has always pursued as its main objective the liberalisation of world trade through the international cooperation, a cooperation which has been encouraged and consolidated by the creation of the World Trade Organisation (WTO). At present the WTO constitutes, without any doubt, the most important universal operational entity of economic order called globalisation. Archvo adjunto: |
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THE EUROPEAN UNION AND MERCOSUR: AN ACCOUNTING OF CONVENIENCE?
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4 - 2001 Autores:
María Maesso Corral, Raquel González Blanco Resumen:
This article is focused on finding the mutual interests and reinforcing factors between the two most important economic blocks on an international level: The EUROPEAN UNION and MERCASUR. Archvo adjunto: |
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Note about the third meeting of world economy
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Javier de Quinto Archvo adjunto:
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Regional blocs and international relations: economic groupings or political superpowers?
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Alfred Tovias Archvo adjunto: |
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Teaching in world economy
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Carlos BERZOSA Archvo adjunto: |
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THE EURO-MEDITERRANEAN PARTNERSHIP AND INWARD FDI IN MAGHREB COUNTRIES
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Iván Martín Archvo adjunto: |
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The least developed countries to the Millennium Round of the WTO
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4 - 2001 Autores:
Javier Oyarzun de Laiglesia Resumen:
In the WTO, developing countries have been divided into two groups: developing countries per se (DC) and less-advanced developing countries (LADC). The paper studies the socio-economic characteristics of the LADC, as well as the reforms that they have introduced in recent years; the specific contribution of foreign trade to the development of these countries is further analysed. Archvo adjunto: |
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